Am I getting myself into trouble with refinancing having multiple properties on one lot?

To my knowledge, it's primarily a single-annual indicator meaning the cash flow is annualized and only for one year, whereas IRR takes values over several years (5-10 on average in my experience).I use CoC all the time, rarely ever use IRR because it can be hard to predict income multiple years out but I recently met someone who is religious about NPV & IRR.

That's the beauty of real estate in that there are multiple exit strategies and when one may not work another comes to fruition with great profits to reap.Congrats!

Hi all - I am an investor in the Phoenix, AZ area with 145 units in Tucson and multiple flips/developments in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area.

I come across multiple opportunities where owners with low equity placements want to sell their home for more or less what they owe on the property. 

So if you have been a contract worker for multiple years, that's shows consistent income. 

I live in New Jersey and my investing partner in Florida and one of the most important team players we read up on in Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene (highly recommend to those looking to invest long distance and how it'll all be possible) is our agent.

I went from singles to doubles to multiple 4 units at this point.

As a Realtor in Central CT most of the my sales this year where multiple offer situations.

As the title says, Im looking to find out if applying to multiple mortgage lenders will have a big impact on my credit score?